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“The only thing that doesn’t change is change itself.” Heraclitus of Ephesus

Hello Everyone! I’m writing from our new apartment. We just moved 240 meters from our old apartment (still in the same residence). It’s bigger and about the same Read More

Hello World! We have had trouble logging in from time to time, but things are going well here. We love getting to connect all kinds of people with others. Let us know if you’re not getting our e-newsletter. We want Read More

Testing! I think we finally got back into our blog after about a year of being locked out for some reason…

The post I wanted to add a few weeks ago was on when Martin Luther King, Jr. was in Read More

Our world is going through a very difficult time. Many people carry heavy burdens. Covid, racial injustice, political divisions and other pressing issues have rendered many with broken hearts and empty hands.

Psalm 51:16-17 says: “You do not delight in Read More

Hello Friends,

I’m particularly grateful for so much this year! For health and safety, for family and friends, for the chance I had to travel to the U.S. in March and to Norway in July, for ten years of marriage Read More

Before beginning my Doctorate studies, I had many conversations about the “why” and the “how”. Is it fiscally responsible to get more education as a white woman in a world where so many people of color have less access to Read More

Well, it happened! After 18 years of dreaming of starting a doctoral program in missiology, everything worked out and I am enrolled in the Doctor of Global Leadership: Redeeming Power and Liberating Equity for Gender/Ethnic Relations*. It’s quite surreal. See, Read More

The Covenant church comes from Sweden originally. In the beginning, it was a group of different churches that worked together and called themselves “Mission Friends”. Learning the history of the Covenant was impactful because we can learn that at its Read More

(Or Sting’s Englishman in New York: “I’m an alien… I’m a legal alien… I’m an Englishman in New York”)

Today I was reading in Genesis 23 and was struck by the hospitality offered to the foreigner as well as the Read More

Almost a year of so much change, cancellations, discomfort as we adjust to different types of lockdown and limitations… and only 17 days until Christmas (as our 7-year-old reminded us this morning). What will this year look like?

I appreciated Read More